Our Green Hydrogen generation systems can utilise the renewable resources, found on remote islands to create sustainable energy sources for island communities.

Islands tend to have abundant renewable resources yet they rely heavily upon importing fossil fuels, often at relatively high cost.

The integration of renewables into an island’s power grid soon creates substantial balancing and curtailment problems.

These can be overcome by deploying controllable rapid response electrolysers to produce green hydrogen for the island’s transport, heat, and power sectors.

In off-grid or emergency situations where electricity supply isn’t available, stored Green Hydrogen produced by our PEM electrolysers can provide a reliable and immediate solution.

There are several off-grid work situations that require electricity and sometimes situations arise, such as natural disasters, when the grid electricity supply fails. In some cases this can be catastrophic and back-up power has become a necessity of emergency planning.

Today, we rely heavily on an electricity supply to power many applications, including very important transport and emergency systems.

Back-up power can be provided at a range of scales, but conventional solutions cause substantial atmospheric emissions (eg. diesel generators). Green hydrogen can be used with fuel cells to provide a zero-emission electricity source which can start up within seconds and has the added benefit of being silent. In addition, off-grid electrolysers are under development to absorb the variable and intermittent outputs of solar and wind power sources.